Can anyone find an example of Pippen doing this in the playoffs

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BZdik09RGJI[/url]

^^^ take over in the 4th


or hit a big shot:

[url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjPgAQQst7U[/url]

Did you not see game 6 of the '93 ECF when Pippen took over and won them the game?

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Did you not see game 6 of the '93 ECF when Pippen took over and won them the game?


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It was Horry scoring 20 points in the 4th quarter of Game 5 to give the Spurs a 3-2 lead - this included the game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer.

Pippen never did that.

And if you watched these last playoffs, you saw a million "giveaway" games where 1 team was almost certainly going to lose... That's what Game 3 of the 93' ECF was, and MJ took over to put the game away early.. This is why the game was never reported as a pippen save-job, and it was [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tFF6032D_M&t=52s]reported as[/url] a Jordan save-job for 30 years until Klutch media started a fake news tour that has fooled young fans.

But why would Pippen ever be taking over the game in a fourth quarter when you have Jordan on the team? One of the reasons the Bulls were so great was because everyone had their role and generally stuck to those roles. Jordan was the greatest scorer in the history of the sport, so his role was to take over the game when needed. And unlike Lebron, Jordan actually stepped up in the clutch rather than shrivel up.

[QUOTE=3ba11;15020497]It was Horry scoring 20 points in the 4th quarter of Game 5 to give the Spurs a 3-2 lead - this included the game-winning 3-pointer at the buzzer.

Pippen never did that.

And if you watched these last playoffs, you saw a million "giveaway" games where 1 team was almost certainly going to lose... That's what Game 3 of the 93' ECF was, and MJ took over to put the game away early.. This is why the game was never reported as a pippen save-job, and it was [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tFF6032D_M&t=52s]reported as[/url] a Jordan save-job for 30 years until Klutch media started a fake news tour that has fooled young fans.[/QUOTE]
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[QUOTE=Full Court;15020506]But why would Pippen ever be taking over the game in a fourth quarter when you have Jordan on the team? One of the reasons the Bulls were so great was because everyone had their role and generally stuck to those roles. Jordan was the greatest scorer in the history of the sport, so his role was to take over the game when needed. And unlike Lebron, Jordan actually stepped up in the clutch rather than shrivel up.[/QUOTE]


Every player in history required teammates to takeover like Horry did, such as Bird needing McHale to takeover, or Hakeem needing Drexler to takeover, or Lebron needing AD, Wade, and Kyrie to takeover.... Otoh, Jordan is the only guy that had a 1-man team.. So it's pretty simple and clear-cut.. Outside of the goat, everyone in history needed teammates like Horry to takeover or Parker to win FMVP... Infact, anyone that won 3+ Finals needed a teammate to get FMVP or 25 ppg for at least 1 of the Finals, except Pippen is 0/6 in FMVP and peaked at 21 ppg.

Kenny Smith describes it well here:

[url]https://www.youtube.com/shorts/58K770Ld-kg[/url]


Everyone knows that there are 10 players on the court, so no one wins playing 1 on 5, but MJ's Bulls were as close to a 1-man champion as anyone has ever gotten.. That's why MJ is goat.

[QUOTE=1987_Lakers;15020489]Did you not see game 6 of the '93 ECF when Pippen took over and won them the game?

And didn't click. [B]Learn how to embed videos[/B].[/QUOTE]

Closing in on 15,000 posts( on this account alone), and clearly on the payroll you'd think the admins would teach him some of the basics.

Game 5 1998 finals

Kukoc 30 on 11-13 with a 25.2 gamescore
Jordan 28 on 9-26 with a 14.8 gamescore

4th qtr
Toni 2-3 8pts, 7.2 gamescore in 9 min
Mike 1-7 8pts, 4.8 gamescore in 12 min

Toni scored 8 of the Bulls final 10 points, including the final 5. Bulls have an inbound play for the last shot looks like the pass is to Toni, Mj maybe intercepts, puts up and hairball, time expries. And Toni wasn't even the 2nd option.

Any time 3ball makes a thread, stinky Axe just can't help coming in and throwing a bitch fit. :roll:

What a stinky turd nozzle.




3ball is spot on, by the way.

I disagree with the premise of this thread. I believe taking over implies creation. Horry did not create the large majority of those openings.

He feasted on openings, but created? :no:

[QUOTE=beasted;15020673]I disagree with the premise of this thread. I believe taking over implies creation. Horry did not create the large majority of those openings.

He feasted on openings, but created? :no:[/QUOTE]
OP is genuinely incapable of comprehending basketball beyond scoring, points are his entire metric of judging a players value.

[QUOTE=SouBeachTalents;15020677]OP is genuinely incapable of comprehending basketball beyond scoring, points are his entire metric of judging a players value.[/QUOTE]

Its not just op unfortunately, its an entire segment of fans that watch the game in the most dumbed down way possible.

[QUOTE=beasted;15020673]I disagree with the premise of this thread. I believe taking over implies creation. Horry did not create the large majority of those openings.

He feasted on openings, but created? :no:[/QUOTE]


Pippen never had 20 points in the 4th quarter regardless of how he gets the points.. Infact, I doubt that Pippen ever had a 13 point fourth quarter.. Pippen couldn't hit the broadside of a barn and had the worst clutch ability ever - this is opposite of Horry.

Btw, Pippen wasn't good at creating his own shot either - he could push the ball on the break and secondary break, but he lacked a breakdown handle in the halfcourt.. He was a system player that lived off of automatic system points and transition - he couldn't average 15 ppg outside the system.. He also had worst-ever efficiency on many occasions and couldn't shoot worth a lick - he was a historic lane-clogger that packed the paint for MJ's drives

[QUOTE=SouBeachTalents;15020677]OP is genuinely incapable of comprehending basketball beyond scoring, points are his entire metric of judging a players value.[/QUOTE]
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^Typical post from Bitch Tits.

33,000+ posts and not a single intelligent one to be found. Incapable of intelligent discussion - capable only of bitch fits and terrible stink. :lol

Complete turd nozzle.

[QUOTE=3ba11;15020681]Pippen never had 20 points in the 4th quarter regardless of how he gets the points.. Infact, I doubt that Pippen ever had a 13 point fourth quarter.. Pippen couldn't hit the broadside of a barn and had the worst clutch ability ever - this is opposite of Horry.

Btw, Pippen wasn't good at creating his own shot either - he could push the ball on the break and secondary break, but he lacked a breakdown handle in the halfcourt.. He was a system player that lived off of automatic system points and transition - he couldn't average 15 ppg outside the system.. He also had worst-ever efficiency on many occasions and couldn't shoot worth a lick - he was a historic lane-clogger that packed the paint for MJ's drives[/QUOTE]

I don't think any of that matters. Pippen is clearly a better offensive player than Horry. Horry has barely had seasons where he averaged double figures regular season or playoffs.

I agree that Pippen had several offensive shortcomings, but a comparison to Horry doesn't move the conversation forward. This thread is no better than using Fisher's 12 points in 12 seconds to compare <insert any player's name> and saying you've never seen them do that.

Players with minimal defensive attention, and especially outside shooters tend to have some unsustainable scoring outbursts. It really doesn't mean much in the greater scheme of things.

Op should show us where Horry was ever in consideration for finals mvp due to taking over an entire series on the defensive end d.